6/6/06-A bill is likely head that would allow consumers to place security “freezes” on their credit that would block a credit report agency from releasing any information without the person’s permission.
Under SB1347, sponsored by Sen. John Huppenthal, R-Chandler, consumers could have the freeze put in place for $15. If they later want to apply for credit, they could have the freeze lifted for a fee of $15.
The bill, which the Senate unanimously approved in March, remains in the House Rules Committee.

3/22/06-The Senate has unanimously approved a bill that would allow consumers to place security “freezes” on their credit that would block a credit report agency from releasing any information without a person’s permission.
Under SB1347, sponsored by Sen. John Huppenthal, R-Chandler, consumers could have the freeze put in place for $15. If they later want to apply for credit, they could have the freeze lifted for a fee of $15.
The bill has been sent to the House for further consideration.
For bill status, call (602) 926-4231 or (602) 926-3559.

3/7/06-A bill before the full Senate would allow consumers to place security “freezes” on their credit that would block a credit report agency from releasing any information without a person’s permission.
Under SB1347, sponsored by Sen. John Huppenthal, R-Chandler, consumers could have the freeze put in place for $15. If they later want to apply for credit, they could have the freeze lifted for a fee of $15.
For Senate bill status, call (602) 926-4231 or (602) 926-3559.